Temple is the most minimalist Try to help terry lower the lines of code
Kayden Hernandez
whats bibibyte senpai?
Landon Evans
What about hardware minimalism? What's the minimal functional laptop with no bullshit?
Dylan Bailey
Thinkpads?
Dylan Bailey
a e s t h e t i c
Matthew Cooper
I'm thinking possibly a reflashed ARM chromebook. x86 is bloat.
Blake Ramirez
isnt terry MIA :/
Dylan Rogers
How do I make so image previews are displayed in ranger? Terminal is urxvt. Distribution is gentoo. The solution from ranger's official github doesn't work. I suppose w3mimgdisplay is the reason because w3mimgfb is masked but I don't know how to make sure this is the case. Have you ever had similar problem? How can I fix it?
Parker Robinson
ranger is quite buggy when it comes to images.
Leo Kelly
f2fs
Caleb Parker
Post your OS and the ram usage when at start up. Your browser and usage when lurking.
>Debian >Start: 132MB >Browsing 478-526MB
Joseph Lewis
Reminder that packages don't mean anything.
Gavin Phillips
Lemme add that some OSes have what they call a basesystem which is a polite way to say they don't count a shitton of packages.
also, for better accuracy, use a command like free instead of screenfetch or htop.
Ryder Cook
Reminder to not bend backwards to.using new software because it's minimal. Consider what you need and workflow.
Michael Bennett
do you mean you will just pic that command that reports the lowest amount because it feels better for you ?
Nathaniel Powell
Why would you want to have an over-reported number from htop?
Hunter Wilson
Hi I'm currently trying to install qutebrowser without dbus. few observations so far: >qutebrowser depends on qtwebengine (duh) >qtwebengine uses the engine of chromium >the chromium engine depends on dbus >there are patches for chromium that will remove dbus related code I could probably port this patches to qtwebengine. Question: Has anyone already done this?
Jose Rodriguez
>Being able to browse the internet while still under a gig of ram. I'm never coming down from this high
Henry Butler
You can also use qutebrowser with QtWebKit instead of QtWebEngine.h\
Matthew Hughes
Also, Chromium already has an use_dbus build flag, so all you need to do is probably finding out how to unset that from QtWebEngine's build system.
Sebastian Evans
>hardware dies >software is bad now
Elijah Kelly
This user gets it
Isaiah James
I didn't know you could flash ARM Chromebooks. I'm using a flashed AMD64 Chromebook that I bought a few years ago specifically because no one had managed to install an OS on ARM seamlessly.
Not minimalist enough.
Did you copy the scope.sh config? It won't work in the most recent versions unless you have it. ranger --copy-config=scope
Henry Butler
niga dis is the wey
Anthony Miller
I know you can do Libreboot on them. My concern though is whether you can get a more "traditional" install on an ARM one. I'm not an expert on coreboot and payloads, but I don't believe depthcharge allows you to do an install to the internal flash memory without a lot particulars and fucking around with it.
>His programming style is thoughtful. He thinks about the problem a lot and writes very little code. He thinks it through again and rewrites the code. He objects to letting too much code accumulate from historic reasons and likes to rewrite. He is the most productive programmer I have ever seen yet he has only written about 15K of code in the last fifteen years. He has rewritten it a number of times. It is quite amazing and has almost no fat. The people who buy or sell six figure VLSI CAD software sometimes get very upset by his ideas of giving away his ideas and tools so that children could play a VLSI CAD game under OK on their workstation in a mouse and simulate and print state of the art chip designs. Jeff Fox talking about Chuck Moore (inventor of Forth)
